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SPAMSH PAPERS. SARAGOSSA, Nov. 24. PROCLAMATION OF HIS EXCELLENCY SEW. PALAFOX. " Inhabitants of• Saragossa—you are aware of the embarrassment we; experienced during the late ilO rious siege, of this place, from the* French wjle re side among us, and how much they prevented- us from deriving from the 'Castle all-the advantages 4, 'could have afforded us. It is proper that they should quit this city this very day, and that they should be condutted to places of confinement at a distance, leaving us at liberty to occupy ourselves more profitably in what so Much - interests us, mime ly, our own defence---:Yes brave and invincible iit itabitants of this illustrious city, in Vain shall the ar-, tifices of the - enemy, and the vile wretchesin his pay, excite in your bosoms the rage of assassination. I feel convinced that von: are incapable of staining ,your reputation by any '7bast proceeding. :Ifollow the advice of . your General, or rather your father and friend, and always .have to say,--‘ The Sara ossans can destroy their enemies who Meet. them . in arms in the field of battle, but not those who are disarmed, and whose death could neither con duce to the interest of the country, .nor add to our well-earned titles of noble and valiant." • • " New d a y s o f g l or y awa i t y ou , • I k now th at 6 7 will. not be last to your patriotism and your a l glantry, and that now more than ever, you will i in your hearts what it is you owe to the reli gion of your fathers, the persecuted Ferdinand, the -security °of - your persons, and your own honour. our revniution3 will be magnanimous, as they al -9S ISSV been. You - may repose implicit confi dence Inthe indefatigable zeal with which I shall watch over your external defence. Read -(Quarters at Saragossa, Nov. '44, 1808; 1 ' °moo, Dtto. 4.—Our General of the Reserve writes frOm Llanes, under date of the 911), to the Provisional General of this province, that he had just arrived there, On his return from inspeCting the , posts Which bhould cover the right - of the army tin der Ins command ; that he has given the most tir-, ~ g em irders to occupy that of Arenas de Cabrales, the central point at all the approaches of Votes, and to. .maintain a close defensive communicatiou with Co iombres and that be had ordered Colonel Galdiano, Who was tocover Ateno, to guard, as far as possible, the Points id- VlAlLuttiella ano Reza, for, according to the advice received, that of Tama was in a state of defence. • Under -the same date, he transmits to the same f'aeneral a dispatch which he had just received from Colonel de tovadonga, ut Colonibres, informing h 1 R d of an occurrence on the pr eceding day. He reselv ed to , gel. into, hid hands four boats that the enerny had on the opposite bank of the 'river, in order to des rive himn of the means they afforded for his landing by surprke, and plundering in that quarter. With •this int ent i on he ordered a t 2-pounder to play with •grape shot, and a 4-pounder with ball, so as tocover .the party who were to proceed on this expedition. des tmtitediately set off to tarry his plan into execu tion) with his Serjearit-Major and 15 men of the Same regiment and soon after the enemy, about 50 in number, were seen filing along the coast, to wardt.tfrol post whttitcthey had at the•skirt of 'the Sierra: The Are of time cannon soon put, them to Eight, with . ihe It:l34lli° killed. Two of Ow sol diers forded t h e r i ver, and carried oti one of the four t l3oats, in whirls-. the. Serjeant-Aiajor and the rest gal lantly entered,. and passed- to the other side, not trithstanding this brisk tire kept up by a party of the renattly who had rallied. This brave Officer speedily .dispersed them, and not only got possession of the three other boats, but also carried air- in the m the provisions and ot h er articles foimil in an inn, which the enemy. occupied in that quarter... • Coatitioa, DEC. '.. 6 . : --'rlte'rdarcittis' De Li Ro- Matta, in a recent Proclamation, adverts ill 6eVgiV. terms to the disorderly retreat made by time army of . the left from Espinosa to Leoo, to the concluefltif :Many of the Officers Who abandoned:their troopsi ' Lilte robberies permitted by others, and the general 41tittity ordiaripline. He then ordainsohat allO(f -cers continuing absent, without just cause, frOm their rapeOive corps, 'tor - seventeen days from : the, .21diatwet ilte-Prothrnatioo, shalt be suspended from • pay and rank.' ' Officers leiiing their corps' dkiring 'ddb, or utl the eve of 'in engagement,' for . any • `other cote than that orheing:wounded,' are, to be • publicly degraded, imprisoned -tor one year, and in, : capable .)1, 74wer' holding any. officio, civil, or :military. . 1111 45 t ‘hil iTimoto whim do not constantly al ) Pkatia he noifotitis of heir respeetive ranks,-are,. fa r ¶h, e . firetAff atico, Itkheptit under arre s t for one tttut~thave 0 0 ,1ittions, and, for the second,,, to be dismissed.the service...: There are.variout ot he' provisions inflicting Almilui-punishments upon -Otii- r ; cers encouraging or concealing breaches of discipline,l and absenting themselves-by night or day from thermt posts. 'Mete are also a variety of launishments,n- Joitt,t%d With - respe ct •ser,ieants, eorporal;;. iiat es failin atld g in the. Perlin - Mance of theirresPee-' tive a. Leo , tla c , eiValrY • yesterday received order.. to keep their sabres and *words in a proper state for servic,, and with a keen edge. All the, • test. of,the troops are in the best spirits, and anxious f9r combat and revenge. Orders were at the same time given, and are now executing, . for sending 0., 4 ' all th e sic k to Asturga, Ponterrada, and Villafrancit, w t.. ' tst ni also und er orders to lahis he place; and military che some troops and artill ery are directed to be detached .10' Atansilia, to chastise those mountebanks %%Imo figitite. away • to Fpake us b e li eve they have a force, wM,541. 111 9 hos not in these quarters. -; PA LENCIA, DEC. tb.—F .. ifieen hdred of thei enemy's tro o p s are i n Bilboa, and u a n number 01, -41 tIttletl,, the amount of who•ti increase) 'every* 'day, ' ef) During the whole o f t h e month of November, P.OO Of the enemy's troops elite! ed Spain. eat:al JunOt likewise arrived at Bayonne on the nth, with 8000 men; ou the tothi-he was at St. Sebastian. s SALssi tancs.—Carrlagei for artillery and ammo tion are emit i nually arriving•here, for the ")7 ) front Portugal. Two hundred of. the hates arrived to-da~r , in() which bad passel he- . 1 y, f o owtn6 • . The English will , . toAttx. form 11 in Valladolid; a knowledge . of .wtt will probably Imas°ll c'c° e4 sietl the French to retire frotri Madrid, 10 Prevent ~ . being ent off. , YeAlerdaYewat'SbYndeot leine a edit load of cotton, which had been detained et Rueda, '! and - which a - party of cavalry had gone to take ; bin •1 • while they were seeking for caniagee . to convey it, ielvice of it 'readied' a detachment of Englisli s cavairv, • . ' the commander of which sent a party moll en Officer, who, entering the "own or -4ueda in the night, tee - rise(' the French, killed Aimee and tookthe rest prisoners, whom, together with the - cotton,. they . conveyed to a place of security, -, , Meesteteit DE LAs Me LAS, 'DEC. 17.—8 y a seen- Mier who has just arrived, we have. received an ac count of %post glorious reclion of Seigacr Palafox n ith the enemy, the result of which.was, that our - advanced &ids ate the messes which the-French • had prepared for then epees. . ~- . , e ' . COULTNNA, DEC. 25.—The Marquis de la- Ito- *tea - has issued a Proclamation, of whiF t h, the fol t • lowing are the pi incipal articles : . . • "; ;Don Pedro Caro y Sureda, &c. Marquis of Romlina, e General in Chief, bee. - • • • •.• " By arm express just arrived, I have received-the. Jollowing official communication from his Excel lency Dun Martin de Geray, Secretary General, and Member of the Supreme• Central Junta of Govern ment, fec. . •• . . . , ' NOW EXCELLENT SErIiNOR, • The King our Sovereign . Fereliaand VII. and in his Royal name the Sdprem,e Junta - of Government of the kingdom, omitting no means which can any way promote the safety and prosPetfty of the nation, has thought proper to resolve, that your Excellency is not only to command the army of whiCh you . are General in Chief, but also the arthies'of Old Castile, Leon, Asturias, and Gallicia, superintending.with regard to all the arming of the troops and the levy cn-masse, and putting ,in requisition the horses, saddles, and other necessaries which are required to speedily augment our army, and put it on that re speetable footing which the .present extraordinary circumstances require, at the L.'zpence of every sa crifice. • ' His. Majesty has been informed, and sees with 'the deepest concern, that to the want of subordina tion, ' cowardice is added by many ; whence arises that s andaloos desertion which excites astonishment ' iil ou allies, and damps their generous ardour. This coiind, so contrary to the sentiments of every true Spaniard, and which has not been corroded by mild measures, demands that your Excellency should check it with all the rigourof military Jaw, extend ing the punishment to all those who assist' or protect 'deserters. Fur this perpose his Majesty invests ',your Excellency with the most ample power which '-may be required, to cause yeursell promptly and lase eplicalyto be obeyed, and rase the*, enthusiasm which peginS.to 411tckett in the provinces, and especially- in ' , Old Castile. To attain that end, extraordinary and vigoroes measures are required,,,celculated to Rimers the eatery of the country, which cannot be dune without the prompt end- exemplary punishment. of the tele and degenerate neetchea who deceive their country arid their King by-usurping the titled their. eft:fenders,' while they cewardly, sell untoe to the ene my. From that severe pettish awe t :sec lt juetices and ' corporations are not to be eeempted, as slew any iq dolet4e in checking disorder :Ind conflv6v, or ;ilO nut execute your reteellericYs orders with the ueces- Sir) , zeal: e His Mejesty invests you with such great authority, in hrdor that you may be able to arrester the' implicit eiintidence which be places ,Iti your energy and patriotic zeal.. • The necessary orders have beentlispatched for that purpose to the revere- live Juntas of Government, that tUlr• may poeiess full knowledge thenfol, and obey your •Excellency, to whern't communicate the abuse circler lt,jr your itifinniation and compliance with the same. • ' God preservelour .F,xcellencym:nw year's. — . l `rMARTIN ..M.GE:tAT: Talaveru de la aeina, Dec. 4, I 8(18. To the Marquis Do Ronthila, ike,', ' (cc, In pursuance thereof, I ordain that all the in `''' hfitiltants of the kingdoms of Old Castile, Leon, As rrfterilis, mid Gallicia, of from ifi 10 . 46 years of age, are immediately to, wren themselves with such mus kets, carbines,. pi s tols, sabres, and every other de scription at arots as they has-e' in, their pos ;session. . . o Usti . all youog - men•unrnarried, or widowors' 4 ithour children, are- to: repeee - with out t h e ;e ast delay,. to.the places which shallbe pointed our by the Juntas of Goaernment, in the respeetivee• pro. evinces-and distriete, to he immediately incorpofated teseitle the armies'in the field, . . • ~...",.411, other persons shall also arm, to defend the approaches to their own homes, with that energy. :and heraistri which several'eowesehave:already• 80 'itceesifully exerted, and also to be ready to march, as.!circuntstaticesshall I - cellar, tp the giestinalions auipeti then). ' ~ • ' •• - " ListS of horses and .mules belonging to all per : seineivhalseet et, are to be delivered in to the •JuS tiers, who.ae:}eithitt two s days.to unlearnt the !AMU: to th'e' lamas, Chrregidores, and• Alcaide Mayors, that the latter may•appoint•the-places where the said .horfee,anstenules shall be collected, • e " All arinourers and stnitni Are, hi preference to tiny 'other lensinele, to' devote dielr exertions to the msnufadluriug at arms and pikee; the latter Whig deetinedefor those inhabitants that cannot be supplied with any at her sort of arms. ' . " All persons refushig to cellist, or deliver up • borses t eludes; and other necessaries, shall be com mitted to prison as traitors to their country, and be punished in an exemplary Mariner. • ' " All rile deserters shall be shot as soon as ap , prehentled, without any exception or mercy. ,Cew le erde, uho in an► engagemetit with the enemy, are' ',,threeirst to ran away, end.'catweilisorder and coati-, :430eVe may be killed on the spot, as a just punish- : „ PtitOnt upon-them, and - as an example to others. : " All those gallant defenders. of , their country worthy of the heroic' Spanish name, who shall. dis-, linguish themselves by deedeof superior velour; ex— clusive of the satisfaction which results from the' . .discharge of what is exacted of them by their duty, religion, and honour, and die gratitude which their country will Manifest towards them, shall be re warded in such a manner, that their names shall be ' handed down to posterity. " Marquis dela ROMANA. _,.... c ,‘, l Head fri uariers, Leen, Dee. 1808." We are assured that the anecdote which we co pied on Yridity atom a Morning Paper, respecting the rip-giant uml Item Guelderland Agit `r ate j* . *twat. THE TIIEArRE. . ~ T he ceremohy •Of laying the 'first stone a The New Theatre, in Covent Garden, took place on Sas terday, and 1 - tarnished a very grand and interesting spetiscle: The whole was under the threelion of who paid every possible attention, as well to the. accommodation of those who were ad- mitted to see the - formalities, as to the ceremony it!. self. The streets surrounding the Theatre were lined by 'the Life Guards, and detachments of In- fantry-were placed in situations to secure a facility Of ac.41;48 to the doors of admission, and keep off the crowd. Covered platforms were Ersed within the interior of the building, for the accommodation of the tipeelators, and an, open platform, froM the grand entrance in 1i:1w-street to the North East part of the building,- where the stone wits laid, was railed otl,. and the flooring covered with green cloth, .bordered with crimson, directing the progress of thi. Masonic Brethren to the spot where the ceremony was to take place. At the North-East' extremitfof this platform, in a raised gallery, were placed the bands of the. Life Guards; and - of the Coldstream ; and at the opposite side of the plata) •t he Duke of York's Band was stationed, and played, alternately; the most' admired martial pieces. A marquee was also steeled, provided with refreshments; and a covered way built up for the Masons- to retire to in case, of rain, - The Grenadier Companies of the Fate Guards were stationed at. the grand entrance sloor,,flags werehoisted- at the four cornets of the building, alit! about forty Lift Guards, who were Masons - , lined the space along which the procession was to pass. The company began to 'assemble as • early as ten o'clock, and before twelve the seats Were crowded with elegant females, the gentlemen atsnd lug on a raised plsttOrm behind them. The Other parts of the stage, erected for public accommoda tion, were also crowded, and the workmen employed .upon the •building were placed-on scaffolds at •a greater distance. • . At twelve o'clock, deputations front all the Ma sonic Lodges in town, assembled at the Freema• sons' Tavern in Queen -street, and at hall•past ,welked in procession to the - Theatre,-each wearing the insignia of a. Mason, to meertheir Gland , Mas ter, his J. flighne'ss the Linde of . Wsces;, .their arrival. at the "!'heat re, they were welettmed-M .the places Assigned them by the Bands, play log the old time attached to the song of::.d.Free anti Accepted Mawr. The Grand Officers, preceded by the Cheve lier' - 11.1:51)1N1,, as Grand Tyler, proceeded,•to the etererice, to receive the PitiNeit --Whell he shuuld srritrer Shortly' after the arrival of the-Pattsce was an notmeed, she , Guards ordered arms; and the hind plied Gad:bavo tir4 King. . • Mr. HAflats and • me, KIitABLK, the latter of whom was made a Masora only the preceding even ing, :both wearing the :• insignia -of Masons, re ceived his Royal Kgbness as he. alighted trout his carriage, and conducted him •tothe Mat quer, ,w hoe the Grand Officers were waiting his arrival, the band playing the Grenadier's March, The PltiNca wastaccompatied by the Dt - ke of Sessgx, the only Wand) of the Royal Fumily who is a Mason, except iris Royal. Highness, and . Bart Molltit, as 'Deputy Grand Marten - • Colonel 111.0051F1:1.3.1), one , of lass Royal Highnessi's•Household, was also of the pa! y, dreSstt it) tie - tvld untform — • • • • he company all rose as his ItoyabHighnetts ed along the platform, the Gentiertacir4einsihod etivercd, and the workmen wive threw - term, the .bnnd playing " GEO sage the- A Ituy.ii Saline of twenty-one gluts was then tired from the carronades placed in the huiltliflg, and the upp , r port of the stone was raised for the [impose ot the cere many. . :Mier the Pititvcit had passed a short time with the .Gratid Officers and others in the mattliteet he carne forward uncovered, ttßt prepued tci I,fy the !.tone : the Grand Tic:Hut-yr of the Superior 1.41:1;;;e deposited a bronze box, containing dig rs coiris,,autt medals, of the present reign, in, the cavity of the foundation stone, and the cement, being prepared, ,the Patrice, as Grand. Master .spread the gunge abroad with his silver trowel, and the stone, v.eigh- Ing.upwards of three tons,. was then let 00,4), ;: tire ,bands continuing to pia) a martial air, The Senior 'and Junior Wardens, and the Deputy Graticl NlasieT, ,the Earl of MotuA, having severally, pre et:tett lits Rciyal Hightlits whit the plumb, the level, at,d the square, and the PaiNce having applied thew to the fribitic, • and - pronou - ncing the work corre6Lhe 11;ive the stone three knocks with his mallet, and the cere mony of placing'the stonelinished. Three cups were then given to his Royal High ness,, coat:lining corn,, wine, and oil, which lie scat tered and poured upon tholtone ; then, p lacing 'a plats of the building in the hands of 'Mr. 'SNIt KKR, the'Architei*, he desired hint to Complete he st tic lure; 'ifs:L.l4%l4lg to that plan', 'His. Royal Ilightwo - then turning to Mr. Haunts and Mr. Kititat..it, wished prosperity to the buildlitg, and the objeds contieted with it; andsprosperity 'and happiness to the Proprietors and Managers.. The ceremony being tioislieir, the band plaved flak Britannia, and iht — pkwc ,, the Doke of Susisti, and the Earl ‘k ere escort,ed back to the PalNCitsi carriage by the Mmlagers and the Grand Wit:els, uadei -a second saline of gt guns. • Thearathers of the Masonic Lo' dge4 then returned • to .their! Hall,. in Queen -street, and • the Grand Lodge was closed, 'after making a torrwil infinite of the proceedings.. Sirlonts it:AM ER- HMI Mr. Alder- man NawN tr tto were among the Gran 1 Officers.-- . The Patm.4.. looked extremely well, and wine Ole insieie 01 Grand Master of the. Masons. The Duke , . .of ,hussas, also appeared in good health and Npirits,* and walked side .by side - with his Royal Orothif. -The servants of the Peltide wore their fell dyes, livertes,.and he was attended by the Gentlemen of his Household, in the same way as when he goes to Court. . .A.nlOug the articles depositidin the box, inclosed in the folndation, is a bronze medal, stating, in La*, that GEORG*, Prince of Wa4.is, laid th,- , foundaiihn of the Theatre with his own hand ; and on the reverse is a bust of his Royal l'lighness, and the year 180 a. Also another medul,„o - 1 the same size, of copper, with the fedowing incriptitro 4 4 Under the Agtecca at }ls;4i 41,4j;sty • () AGE 111. Kitig of the United Kingdom, of t: teat Isrltafn and ir:111 4 The Foundation Stone of the l'heatre, Covent.(;attlen, btici by his Royal them 14',, Priotm W 4 ACOCCC. VIII " On the ievene . . , Rosiiev. Amidst the tnithittide ec 110 attended, it WaS ;tn . % possible to distinguish inditidirai.:, - itioott-1) t7 t -r e r :weft: many 1;;s!lion prts,:nt. Ahuo%t Alt the abort and aefortMiCi, mcloding- ;\lr4. o:.0 were theN the fir‘r r otave ooisensed ti k st i py, : ves of all the Rref‘rable Mrs. SI P DONS looked extremely well; and wore a large plume or hl,ick . feathers. She expressed a great deal of anxiety for.her brother, Mr. Kamaiar, who, from having ti ett confined N) In cnarnher for above a month, Viirne forward upon the occasion., iiceommodating his.firess to the ceremony, and stood bare-he:died under the: rain, Mr. Kr.smix. was indefatigable in his exertions; be tea full dresc'd lu :doe and white, with white silk stockings., Mr. S:4IIME, the MC r. 014'4.0;44 Builder, wore also present. The honses •in the streets adjoining thy t tits were crowded to fhe - roof tops; and not withstand'. lug a crowd of many t,bonsands Wit 3 the outside, we did not hear of a singW accident. A dinner was given at Freemasons' T avern , ari a 'conviviality brought in the new yrar. .GOTTENB .1 GOTTBNIIPRGII, DEC. :1(...!.-- 7 :\10 futthet, 'getce haying to yet been reeeivn:i from our .tr,olea, no operations tam innb:lnly been r , -comma Aby the enemy. • On itte tOth instant Captain Las DAMBlttte, Holland, who has been for some time a prisoner in:France, returned from thence awl reptirts, that all the Swedi+li prisoners of war whom he met with in Longvy, in she Department of Moselle, were well, but that it was nut in his power to bring any letters, attire, had he taken any from 1,0“, 4 v v , they wokiltt al} hare been taken troin'him in t;e,- many on : 11i journey through that country.—A's to Ilie maintenance of the troopt:he state,, thin a Lieutenant Wonel b 7 trant's a 'mind:, a 'Major or Captrin, ,50 fralici•; a Lieutiksiaut, 3/ franca ).ati tinier-Lieutenant and Elisio, 39 fr.iitCs . ; out 01 wll,vill . money` they must find every thing which„lhey ) ! .titod in need of. ('rwcnty . 4o4.l tranes are nearly rtoltio one guinea.)—(,Vtuckham Gaa. Dei'. fie.) Saturday's Gazette contrtitis a notice from the S E ot the House t - ,llC6oitortll,, that he hai re• ceived a copy. 01 the 11)41111ei CO the l'l•tlceedingl the Cetninisiioners authorised to examine evidence, in Ireland, on Air..Ceatty%; Petition, coinlilaining of • #n undue filiiiion,for the linrcugh rat Newry. The Speaker thorditotti.'•dirett, the • Ceintnitteo of the ii3OUSL: Of COttil6iill;: . , 'to Wbich Mr . Coitit'Y'l4 Pell iOtt was reierred, tore . -00;emble on Tuesday the 14th of 14 . ebruary , 'pie petit commenced by Flt \CI,I Nr.3 sit-mos?, LI. ul kit'Attlield, hi the (.I:otoity 01 §oisex . against the Intiiihiiants ut the Rirish, for the d ilt2 "LW:filled by hip toads been t wire , 1 / 4 1 fire, iii th; ut..nilt et" Mdrch last; -) y .Alenitl per. , (30 or rcit.stin miknown : hart been, terminated by tile paytivlnt tti hint of tiie 91.11'..) awarded, in curilot niity w itla , the ()pillions two eminent Qotans..l;. who both tigreed, that Mr.. News PRY 1' i. 3 entitled to re' Corot trader Tile Arts - et 'Wei r l r it'li:7t °lttitt t ltd 'tail (4' Geu. I, . opplication of the laws apprars to be So :1; w kit novel, 111(013It they. are ut at,c':ent date';' tra it hi :of irisPortance to•the'continunity, as ~ A ;i4 sh o w, Oat in stlC.ll atrocit)us attempts of roguery, to wreak its vengeance on Atfigia:. 4iate , i, or others', who are attive' in the dischirgos if gil. 'cla,ty, will cif o na JAI upon the , fteighbourhuml insteltd of. the individual. Tlw Raven §req - a - rorii, arrived at Plymouth on Thursday from .Jamaicii, on- hoard !of win( h Ship Capt. Goo_nma,,,-.Lit the- Lord Alidgrave, is come .1110 1 114jitabsigrape harl teen te izatcl by his AtitOis, sqpont, tend. SgPidwiY4llen in ,genrch of the Commodore •of his Nlajesty' Ships on that station, haying a dispatch.froin the Cuturnmacr of the Ryiv l'isf), with tk,,,Prtittsr ror=taE . 3 oar of }dicing his little Squadron under thlp orders ; .of any of his Igajesty's Qtlicers, togettitkr 80U troops; to assist :at a projeded attach of Santana, which had received addition 4 fortitiei k 'o lions, and Winch had become the: only depot f iii r French Privateers and the:i priae; . ,to...tt el t k . twar d of Cuadaloope. This otTer wire accolipanied.bv ligence received by the President, that 4Q- Ve44421*; chiefly Spaniards, had been taken and earned there .by two large Schooners, Th e Lo r d Al u i graw wa , carrichl:Aitu Jamaica, but liberated and sent to C.ipe Francois, and arrived there safe. 'lna OVER A.—The arrangements of the Opera ,Hottse are now complete, rind the season will. very • soon commence. A new cotnic Opera, of wlnot). report speaks very favourably, Wils rehearsed ot's Saturday. It is entitles! La CuprecOsa PptlitA, mid the Mt compoied FrOit A V At!ITJ....r. NA LI)1 is re-engaged ; , atid 4i Signora CoLLitai. . person an d aid . D'l4'..ovrt.;,a resumes his slation hs peptuy Manaps_a. Airs. litr.LlNo - roti,,it has put, Ail 1 :141 t4o negociaiinti, and declined an ,eugagortkol, 004 1 4 0141 i per nighty -vanceiving tibit the . hibour wnitht be too, gre4t til addition to ner cUlleel I, concurrence d itlt NALDI and 8114E1 AM. • smiTtiFiE4D MARKET,. f Att. 2. This d'ay's marlset was fully supplied with prime beasts, and the spew of cattle in general was plenti , '- POrlt,' and Veal are dearer than our last report ; Boat' sold at la4t priers, atall the ',rett for the most was ,;pretty g(Ki, The ewies the ket somewhat Clover itas dropped in price since Frittajl!..markt ; tiity and Straw .fetched lan prices, —The. undtrmentiqtre4 pt i4;:e4 and manglers are a correa stet mum ; 'rta 4ltti; tits c )If.a por 4011 C of 4lb. 114tr0 . . oti. 44.--Mutton 4 i. o d; 1 0 ss„pl.....,:Veit Ss. Int, to 04. 641.—Latub os. ott, to ou.od.—Pork pi. 6d. to 64 6d. ti e “gy, 2. 000 ,—51i ep, 14,500•--Calvs, roc —Pies, H s i. 0 ,1. to 61. 0. od,—Ciover 61. pt. yid, to 71. od.--Straw 11. :mod. to rl. I6s. CORN. l!veli:oi'cry, JAN. C-- - There are largo tVi - ktat to-Jay, and the general sales Are at a reiltt,'!;“,3` prite' of '35. and 4s. per Tinier froth isv t , ; Barlcy RA Malt li:tte variation "White tla Gt..; P:i.l3? rmilir lower Beans of the t•-t, I l h eA th airs are in mid clling supply, be4c7 tale; and neatly at cast currency ; ki9ur chtaper 3s. ~ , 'l 1(~, ~i; a